"47% of American jobs are at high risk of automation by the mid-2030s" This is one of the most cited stats on the future of work and highly misunderstood according to the author of the research tldr: software is eating the world but it's not taking our jobs
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This framing makes sense, automation in the context of hourly work = fewer shifts and need for multiple jobs
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"Optimizations" are quite common today. Going from 4000 of people to half of that in 2 years through productivity gains and tooling is real thing, not a concept. Executive bonuses are attached to progress on this goal. Nobody talks about it in public.
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yup and he's one of my favorites on the topic. but: I recommend reading only original papers Bri bc I find his research isn't always distilled well in many articles, people often cite like horoscopes (interpret ways they like vs papers nuances)
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